Understanding Vision Insurance vs. Medical Insurance

It's important to note that vision insurance and medical insurance serve different purposes. Understanding the distinction between the two can help you make informed decisions about your eye care expenses.

Vision insurance is specifically designed to cover routine eye care services, such as comprehensive eye exams and eyeglasses or contact lens prescriptions. These plans often include benefits for frames, lenses, and contact lenses. Vision insurance aims to help you maintain optimal eye health and clear vision.

Medical insurance, on the other hand, covers eye care services related to medical conditions and treatments. This includes eye diseases, injuries, surgeries, and management of medical conditions like glaucoma or cataracts. Medical insurance is essential for addressing issues that go beyond routine eye exams and prescriptions.

Insurance Providers

We are committed to making your eye care more accessible and are continually expanding our network of insurance providers to better serve our patients. Currently, we participate with the following insurance plans:

VSP (Vision Service Plan): A leading vision insurance provider, VSP covers a wide range of vision-related services, including eye exams, eyeglasses, and contact lenses.

EyeMed: EyeMed is another prominent vision insurance provider that offers comprehensive coverage for vision care services.

Out-of-Network Services

If you have a different vision or medical insurance provider, you may still be eligible for reimbursement or partial coverage of your eye care services. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to understand your out-of-network benefits, and we will provide the necessary documentation for you to submit a claim.

We are dedicated to offering transparent, accessible, and high-quality eye care services. If you have questions about payment options or insurance coverage, our team is here to assist you.